1: The identity of the Japanese old man: a devil, not a ghost, the film finally transformed. At the beginning, all the suspicions were aimed at the Japanese old man and misled the audience that he was a ghost. In fact, he mainly possessed ordinary people (with red herpes on his body). These ordinary people became crazy after being possessed and killed their relatives, and then the Japanese old man did something like The dead turn into zombies (these zombies are extremely powerful, but in the end they die suddenly), and then he wants to eat these zombies (two people in the film see demons eating dead flesh).
2: The female ghost is good or bad: The female ghost is a good person. At first, in the male protagonist's dream, he suggested that the Japanese old man was the culprit, then chased and killed the Japanese old man, and then stopped the male protagonist from going home to avoid being killed, but the funny thing is, again When blocking the male protagonist, the female ghost still exhaled and had a shadow. The director was really informal, and he didn't use special effects when he was supposed to.
3: Wizard: It is an accomplice of the Japanese old man. The so-called fighting with the Japanese old man is completely fake. The Japanese old man was injured by turning the dead into a zombie to consume his power, or the female ghost attacked him when he was doing it. Japanese old man The female ghost who appeared at the door is the proof. At the end of the film, the wizard took a photo for the old Japanese man. Moreover, the wizard was attacked by the female ghost and vomited blood, and kept calling to tell the male protagonist that the female ghost was the real murderer to frame her.
4: Male protagonist and daughter: I have to say that this little actress is really good at acting. She was possessed by a ghost for the second time, with all kinds of terrifying expressions and movements. But the final outcome should be to become a zombie after death.
5: A bunch of unknown plants appear on the beams of the house at the beginning and end of the film, which should represent some kind of hint of a female ghost.
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